Content Posted in 2022
20th Anniversary, Seattle University School of Law
20th Anniversary, Seattle University School of Law
20th Anniversary, Seattle University School of Law
20th Anniversary Emcee Jim Beaver, Seattle University School of Law
A Book Club With No Books: Using Podcasts, Movies, and Documentaries to Increase Transfer of Learning, Incorporate Social Justice Themes, Create Community, and Bolster Traditional and Character-Based Legal Skills During a Pandemic, Marni Caputo and Kathleen Luz
About the Art, Joseph Sonday
A Brief Reflection on Spirit of the Corporation, Russell Powell
Adolf Berle’s Corporate Conscience, Elizabeth Sepper and James D. Nelson
Afterword: LatCrit@25 and Beyond, Part II—Challenges and/as Opportunities: Centering “Hybridized” Advocacy Projects in Antisubordination Praxis to Connect Campuses and Communities for Material Long-Term Progress, Francisco Valdes, Steven W. Bender, and Jennifer J. Hill
American Edibles: How Cannabis Regulatory Policy Rehashes Prohibitionist Fears and What to Do About It, Connor Burns and Jay Wexler
A Monopoly of Thought—How Growing Anticompetitive Practices on the Internet Affect Creative Work, Laurel Brown
Analyzing the Implications of the Supreme Court's Application of the Canons of Construction in Recent Federal Indian Law Cases, Meredith Harris J.D.
A Plan for Meeting the Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Health Needs of Washington’s Students, Ellen Evans
Artist Statement, Julia Leach
Artist Statement, AngelMarie Wingart
Artist Statement, Julia Leach
At the Intersection of Race and Health: Racial Disparities in the Maternal Healthcare System, Sarah Schweitzer
Awakening the Law: A LatCritical Perspective, Berta Esperanza Hernández-Truyol
A Watershed Moment: The Health and Economic Impact of Water Sustainability in the Navajo Nation Post Pandemic, Onnaedo Nwankwo
Bargaining Justice: Negotiating Law in an Indian Bazaar, Andy Rotman
Barracks at the Puyallup Assembly Center, Puyallup, 1942, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Benaroya Business Park Classroom, Seattle University School of Law
Benaroya Business Park Classroom, Seattle University School of Law
Benaroya Business Park Classroom, Seattle University School of Law
Benaroya Business Park Classroom, Seattle University School of Law
Benaroya Business Park Classroom, Seattle University School of Law
Bulletin 2019-2020, Seattle University School of Law
Bulletin 2020-2021, Seattle University School of Law
Case Law on American Indians, Thomas P. Schlosser
Chemical Weapons and their Unforeseen Impact on Health and the Environment, Alexandra Chen
Chile at the Crossroads: From the 2019 Social Explosion to a New Constitution, Hugo Rojas
Commencement 1984, Seattle University School of Law
Commencement 1991, Seattle University School of Law
Commencement 1995, Seattle University School of Law
Corporate Entanglement with Religion and the Suppression of Expression, Ronald J. Colombo
Crossing the Dark and Fearful River: Monsanto, PCBs, and Emerging Tort Theories, Keith Dornan and Jamie Hearn
Dean Annette Clark, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Anthony Varona, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Donald Carmichael, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Donald Cohen, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Fredric Tausend, Seattle University School of Law
Dean James E. Bond, Seattle University School of Law
Dean James E. Bond, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Joseph Sinclitico, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Joseph Sinclitico, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Kellye Testy, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Mark Niles, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Rudolph Hasl, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Sinclitico Reception, Seattle University School of Law
Dean Spotlight June 29, 2022, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean Spotlight May 2, 2022, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight April 12, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight August 24, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight August 26, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean’s Spotlight August 30, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight August 9, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight December 13, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight December 14, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight February 10, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight February 14, 2022, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight February 22, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight January 24, 2022, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight January 25, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight July 1, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight July 12, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight June 7, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight March 2, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight March 22, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight March 28, 2022, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight March 8, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight May 18, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight November 15, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight November 18, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight November 23, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight November 9, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight October 25, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight October 26, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight October 28, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight October 5, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight October 8, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight September 20, 2021, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight September 21, 2020, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight September 23, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean's Spotlight September 9, 2019, Seattle University School of Law Dean
Dean Wallace Rudolph, Seattle University School of Law
Death by Apathy: Tolerance of the Government’s Failure to Fund Promised Healthcare Causes Loss of Native American Lives, Lia Maria Fulgaro
Decriminalize Drugs Now: A Dire Situation Becomes Much More Urgent, Miki Saito
Defending the Whole Child: Education Advocacy as an Integral Part of Holistic Juvenile Defense, Stacie Colling and Elie Zwiebel
Do It Yourself Legal Services? Domestic Violence Victims May Depend on It, Sabrina Marquez
Entering Student Picnic 1997, Seattle University School of Law
Entering Student Picnic 1997, Seattle University School of Law
Entering Student Picnic 1997, Seattle University School of Law
Foreword: LatCrit@25: Mapping Critical Geographies and Alternative Possibilities, Tayyab Mahmud
For More Equitable Licensure, Washington State Needs Diploma Privilege, Not the Bar Exam, Carsen Nies
For Richer or Poorer: Incentivizing Meaningful Investments in Qualified Opportunity Zones, Monica L. Keo
Founding Faculty at Benaroya Business Park, Seattle University School of Law
Fracturing the Rule of Capture: The Improper Application of the Rule of Capture to Subsurface Intrusions Resulting from Hydraulic Fracturing, Alexis K. Désiré
Fumiko Hayashida and her daughter, Bainbridge Island, March 30, 1942, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Graffiti on Japanese American home, Seattle, 1945, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Healthcare Self-Governance, Danika Watson
Hostile Restructurings, Diane Lourdes Dick
How Alaska Native Corporations Can Better Support Alaska Native Villages, E. Barrett Ristroph Esq.
"I'm concerned about this post": Combatting Fake News on Social Media, Jake Latimer
Implicit Bias is Not a Fairytale: From the Classroom to the Courtroom: The Connection Between Racial Bias in Early Education and its Impact on Stereotypes and Interactions with the Criminal Justice System, Glen Vogel and Robert Costello
Inaction as a State Response to the Coronavirus Outbreak: Unconstitutionality by Omission, Antonios Kouroutakis
Introduction, Charlotte Garden
Introduction: Seattle Journal for Social Justice 2022 Annual Banquet: Keynote Remarks, Dean Annette Clark
Investors as International Law Intermediaries: Using Shareholder Proposals to Enforce Human Rights, Kishanthi Parella
It’s About Lyme: Why Congress Must Enact Medical Insurance Coverage Laws for Lyme Disease Patients Now, Jennifer Barrett
Japanese Americans boarding ferry for forced removal, Bainbridge Island, March 30, 1942, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
John Locke's Theory of Property, and the Dispossession of Indigenous Peoples in the Settler-Colony, Calum Murray
K-12 Nontraditional Bargaining in a Time of COVID-19: Building Solidarity Between Movements through Shared Grievances, Ben Waldron and Richard Bales
Law for my Enemies: An Argument for Federal Cannabis Legalization, Lauren Romero
Law Library Elevator, Seattle University School of Law
Law Library, First Floor, Seattle University School of Law
Metasoftware: Building Blocks for Legal Technology, Houman Shadab
New Dean Announcement Reception, Seattle University School of Law
Norton Clapp, Seattle University School of Law
Norton Clapp Law Center, Seattle University School of Law
Norton Clapp Law Center Sky Bridge, Seattle University School of Law
Norton Clapp Law Center Sky Bridge, Seattle University School of Law
On the Horizon: Nanosatellite Constellations Will Revolutionize the Internet of Things (IoT), Diane Janosek
Pedagogies of Refusal as Racial Realist Praxis, Ceci Lopez and Dolores Calderón
Penny Wise But Pound Foolish: How Permanent Supportive Housing Can Prevent a World of Hurt, Lavena Staten and Sara Rankin
Portrait of Gordon K. Hirabayashi, Seattle, July 1, 1944, Art French
Professor David Skover's Classroom, Seattle University School of Law
Professor David Skover's Students, Seattle University School of Law
Professor David Skover Teaching, Seattle University School of Law
Race and Washington’s Criminal Justice System: 2022 Recommendations to Criminal Justice Stakeholders in Washington [DRAFT], Task Force 2.0: Race and the Criminal Justice System
Race, Mental Illness, and Restorative Justice: An Intersectional Approach to More Inclusive Practices, Sabah Muhammad and Michael Gray
Racist graffiti in front of Japanese American home, Seattle, May 11, 1945, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Recommendations to Address Race in Washington’s Juvenile Legal System: 2022 Recommendations to Criminal Justice Stakeholders in Washington, Task Force 2.0: Race and the Criminal Justice System
Reflections on a Crit Clinic, Elizabeth MacDowell and Nina Terzian
Religious Roots of Corporate Organization, Amanda Porterfield
Ritsuko Terayama and Sumiko Furuta at window of ferry crossing Puget Sound, 1942, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sacred Corporate Law, Giancarlo Anello, Mohamed Arafa, and Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci
Santa Anita Assembly Center Panorama
Seattle University Opening Ceremony, Seattle University School of Law
Shareholder Meetings and Freedom Rides: The Story of Peck v. Greyhound, Harwell Wells
SJSJ Cover, Julia Leach
SJSJ Cover, AngelMarie Wingart
SJSJ Cover, Julia Leach
Spirit of the Corporation, Russell Powell
State Crypto Regulation: Competing Priorities Shaping Different Outcomes, John T. Bender
Stop Revictimization in the Justice System: Human Trafficking Survivors are Victims Too, Kaelyn Tomkins
STOP SURVEILLING MY GENRE!: On the Biometric Surveillance of (Black Trans) People, William B. Heberling
Students at Norton Clapp Law Center, Seattle University School of Law
Students at Norton Clapp Law Center, Seattle University School of Law
Students at Norton Clapp Law Center, Seattle University School of Law
Studying at Benaroya Business Park, Seattle University School of Law
Studying in the Law Library, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall Dedication, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall Dedication, Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall Groundbreaking, Seattle University School of Law
Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger, Seattle University School of Law
Suspending Prisoners’ Social Security Benefits: Yet Another Blow to Financially Vulnerable African American and Hispanic Families, John Mitchell
Symposium Keynote Address, Rebecca Dixon
Symposium Transcript: Farmworkers' Rights, Rosalinda Guillen
Symposium Transcript: Healthcare, Sepia Coleman
Systemic Racism and Immigration Detention, Carrie L. Rosenbaum
Table of Contents, Seattle University Law Review
Tech Giant Exclusion, John B. Kirkwood
Tenant Rights for Employer-Provided Farmworker Housing, Maggie Hannon
The American Constitution in the Cycle of Kali Yuga: Eastern Philosophy Greets Western Democracy, Shiv Persaud
The Confusion of McDonnell Douglas: A Path Forward for Reverse Discrimination Claims, Christian Joshua Myers
The Corporation as Trinity, David Skeel
The Importance of Abolition of the Carceral State for Native Survivors, Christina M. Schnalzer
The Lawyer: Fall 2021, Seattle University School of Law
The Lawyer: Spring 2022, Seattle University School of Law
The Need for More States to Adopt Specific Legislation Addressing Abusive Use of Litigation in Intimate Partner Violence, Ashley Beeman
The Participation Principle and the Dialectic of Sovereignty-Sharing, George K. Foster
The Rule Against Hearsay, Indigenous Claims and Story-Telling as Testimony in Canadian Courts, Zia Akhtar
The Sad Truth About Private Prison Control in New Mexico, Vanessa Brimhall
The University of Puget Sound Law Library, Seattle University School of Law
The University of Puget Sound Law Library, Seattle University School of Law
The Virginia Company to Chick-fil-A: Christian Business in America, 1600–2000, Joseph P. Slaughter
This Land Is Not Our Land, This Land is Their Land: Returning National Park Lands to Their Rightful Protectors, Sierra Kennedy
Two policemen posting Civilian Exclusion Order No. 17, Seattle, June 16, 1942, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
UPS on South Tacoma Way, Seattle University School of Law
UPS on South Tacoma Way, Seattle University School of Law
Uranium 233: The Nuclear Superfuel No One is Using, Maris Hanson
Using Hirabayashi In A Civil Procedure Course, Lorraine Bannai, Margaret Chon, and Eric K. Yamamoto
Using Korematsu In A Civil Procedure Course, Lorraine Bannai, Margaret Chon, and Eric K. Yamamoto
Using Korematsu In A Constitutional Law Course, Lorraine Bannai and Eric K. Yamamoto
Using Korematsu in Courses That Teach Legal Research, Writing, And Analysis, Lorraine Bannai and Stephanie Wilson
Using Korematsu In Law School Orientation And Introduction To Law Courses, Lorraine Bannai
Using Korematsu to Teach Professional Responsibility (pdf with government documents embedded), Lorraine Bannai
Using Korematsu to Teach Professional Responsibility (Word with government documents at end), Lorraine Bannai
Vacant stores after exclusion of Japanese Americans, Seattle, 1942, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Visiting Speaker Fred Korematsu, Seattle University School of Law
Washington Investment Trust: A Public Complement to Private Banking, Mynor Lopez
Washington State Supreme Court Visits UPS Law, Seattle University School of Law
When police discursive violence interacts with intimate partner violence, Janet Ainsworth